adminMUSONA STARTS IN EUROPA . . . The smiling Assassin regains place
ZIMBABWE captain Knowledge Musona bounced back to the starting line-up for Anderlecht but was unable to inspire the Belgians giants to victory as they began their Europa League campaign with a defeat away to Spartak Trnava away in Slovakia on Thursday night.
Govt disburses $20m for fuel imports
GOVERNMENT has disbursed $20 million towards the importation of fuel as it moves to ease the supply gap across the country, which has seen some towns suffering temporary shortages resulting in queues at filling stations.
TRAPPED IN THE PAST AND HAUNTED BY THE FUTURE
FOR some, this past Wednesday marked the day the music died 48 years ago, when the life of a rock and roll legend came to an abrupt end in London. Jimi Hendrix was only 27 when he died on September 18, 1970, and had only been part of the global mainstream music for just four years.
‘Adhere to basic hygiene principles to fight cholera’
Zimbabwe declared a cholera outbreak in Harare after it was first reported on September 6 in Glen View and Budiriro, the epicentre of the disease which has since claimed 33 lives and affected nearly 8 000 people. Swift response by the Government and the private sector has helped to contain the outbreak, dousing fears of a repeat of the 2008 cholera outbreak which killed more than 4 000 people. Here, our Senior Health Reporter, Paidamoyo Chipunza (PC) speaks to newly-appointed Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obadiah Moyo (OM) on the outbreak.
9 Zimbabweans perish in SA bus crash
Thupeyo Muleya Beitbridge Bureau Nine Zimbabweans, among them a toddler, were killed yesterday when the bus they were travelling in was involved in an accident along the N1 Highway outside…
No rest for ED in the Big Apple
President Mnangagwa is on a mission to turn Zimbabwe into a middle-income economy in 12 short years. And the frenetic pace at which he is working in New York this week reflects how tight that timeline is.
Masango takes over from Mudede
President Mnangagwa yesterday appointed Mr Clemence Masango as the new Registrar- General among five new senior appointments in the civil service. Mr Masango takes over from Mr Tobaiwa Mudede, who was retired on Wednesday along with eight others.
Security services watchdog on cards
Zvamaida Murwira Senior Reporter Government will soon constitute an independent body aimed at reviewing and investigating complaints against the security arms of the State in line with the Constitution, a…
Glen View school resumes classes
Government has allowed Glen View 5 Primary School to resume classes after its senior officials and Harare City Council were satisfied with the interventions taken to fight a cholera outbreak that has claimed 33 lives so far.